US EditionBulgaria's president will start talks on new cabinet after government collapse
President Rumen Radev starts talks with parliamentary groups after government resignation amid anti-corruption protests; an eighth election since 2021 is expected if talks fail.
- President Rumen Radev is set to invite parties for talks to form a new government after the collapse of the previous one.
- If all attempts fail, Radev will appoint a caretaker cabinet until a new election is held in two months.
- Analysts expect another election would likely produce a fragmented parliament and more political instability as Bulgaria readies to join the euro on Jan. 1.
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Two days after the resignation of the Bulgarian government, the President initiates talks on the formation of government. If they fail, there are new elections.
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Bulgaria's president will start talks on new cabinet after government collapse
Bulgaria's president plans to consult with parliamentary groups next week to form a new cabinet after the government collapsed during anti-corruption protests.
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Bulgaria’s president will start talks on new cabinet after government collapse
SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — Bulgaria's president will start consultations with parliamentary groups next week on forming a new cabinet following the collapse of the…
Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev should start consultations next week with parliamentary groups on the formation of a new cabinet after the fall of the government, which is
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
rnd.deAfter the fall of the government, talks about a successor government will begin in Bulgaria next week. President Radev is conducting the negotiations. Is the country's pro-Western course tilting?
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev's consultations with parliamentary parties after the government's collapse on Friday will be marked by a draft resolution to postpone Bulgaria's entry into the eurozone for a year. The Vazrazhdane party announced it on Friday. The report comes from the AP agency. Rosen Zhelyazkov's minority government on Friday failed to survive a seventh vote of no confidence, which was reinforced by widespread street protests on…
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